Sentence examples for fluctuation in the threshold from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the delay of the proposed circuit experiences only 0.94% variation over 10% fluctuation in the threshold voltages of all transistors for a 32-bit OR gate.
As was indicated earlier, the threshold is best indicated in terms of frequency of seeing since, because of fluctuations in the threshold, there is no definite luminance of a test screen at which it is always seen by the observer, and there is no luminance just below this at which it is never seen.
Process variations cause fluctuations in the threshold voltage of integrated circuits (ICs).
At intermediate ATP concentrations, the force fluctuating near the threshold caused fluctuations in curvature, at times exceeding the curvature threshold and then relaxing again to a straight filament configuration.
Acute hypoxia, that is, pO2 fluctuations around the threshold values, was detected in 29% (10 mmHg) and 39% (5 mmHg) of the tumour regions.
Fluctuations exceeding the threshold are considered as an event.
While most patients with CRT show very little fluctuation in LV thresholds, there are individuals who show marked fluctuations, especially those patients with higher (>2.0 V) capture thresholds.
This threshold is also high enough to make it unlikely that a centromere will form in the wrong place because of a random fluctuation in the number of CENP-A molecules.
Switch-like behaviors have been studied extensively in the steady state domain, where the response of a biological system (e.g. the amount of oxygen bound by the hemoglobin protein in response to the change of oxygen concentration) exhibits the very intriguing property of buffering fluctuations in the stimulus below a threshold and amplifying drastically the change of stimulus above the threshold.
